Implementing the United Nations Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons: Analysis of the Reports Submitted by States in 2003 (Co-publication)
By Elli Kytömäki and Valerie Yankey-Wayne, co-published with UNIDIR.
Small Arms in Burundi: Disarming the Civilian Population in Peacetime (Special Report 07)
A study by the Small Arms Survey and the Ligue Iteka with support from UNDP–Burundi and Oxfam–NOVIB.
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Removing Small Arms from Society: A Review of Weapons Collection and Destruction Programmes (Occasional Paper 02)
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Legal Controls on Small Arms and Light Weapons in Southeast Asia (Occasional Paper 03)
Co-published with Nonviolence International Southeast Asia
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How Many Weapons Are There in Cambodia? (Working Paper 4)
Working Paper No. 4
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Avoiding Disarmament Failure: The Critical Link in DDR—An Operational Manual for Donors, Managers, and Practitioners (Working Paper 5)
Working Paper No. 5
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Islands of Safety in a Sea of Guns: Gun-free Zones in South Africa (Working Paper 3)
Working Paper No. 3
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Covert Carriers: Evolving Methods and Techniques of North Korean Sanctions Evasion
For more than a decade the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), in defiance of UN sanctions, has found ways to systematically smuggle arms and other illicit goods in and out of the country. This Briefing Paper from the Small Arms Survey provides a detailed overview of how the DPRK evades sanctions by employing its diplomatic resources and exploiting key loopholes relating to transport, logistics, and proliferation finance.